Wednesday, July 12, 2006

:::Gold history repeats Now again :::

The debtors & creditors played role to take a match & maths of real assets ......in 1973 the oil crises has developed with vast significance & dynamics scarcity favours debtors at the expense of creditors ,everyone understands that it takes leverage to grow rich by accumalating real assets ,which are used as protection against infaltion as gold realestate etc ... This rush made gold as real asset & wake up call was there from 35$ to run hell just in nine years that is 800$from 1971-1980 Gold rallied in 9 years from US 35$ to US 800$ non stop ,where investores got craze & silver went as its shadow .....
Now again history repeating same of oil crisis now one of my friend made remember to me which i thank him tooo...........
Investors who have holded silver from 20$ are still waiting to silver fire will it happen was the question in previous decade ............??Today the same situation has comeback & Gold wants to roar but silver has bull horns which can overtake gold rally or its performance towards north direction for long term .So dont still ur taughts get away urself with t6his drive invest in physical stocks


Gold has crossed 644 next target is 652,666,675 downside 632,624,614

Regards

:::Suneil :::

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

thanks mr. sunil for ur precious forecasts.I also believe about the strong bull run which may occur any time in silver. But lately the strong gold run and silver lagging is a concern for silver longs.It seems people are deatatching themselves with silver.

Something very confusing is coming up. Comex stocks are fast depleting in silver whereas etf,s stocks are adding like the silver will not last long.Yet the prices are underperforming gold.
Do u have any explanation.Fundamental or planetary.Please post soon.
Waiting for ur next precious advice.
May contact
anupkrverma@yahoo.com

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